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Birth of An Industry: Blackface Minstrelsy and the Rise of American Animation

Nicholas Sammond, Author
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Conclusion, Page 290

In Gertie (1914), McCay disciplines his resisant animated dinosaur with a whip. Later, McCay's The Pet (1921), the animator disappears but the title character resists anyway, destroying an entire city.

Throughout early animation, producer/performers such as Bray, Fleischer and Lantz all pretended to struggle to contain their drawn characters: controlling a resistance to control that they themselves had created.
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Walter Lantz    Max Fleischer    Winsor McCay    Gertie the Dinosaur    1910s    1920s    Cartoons    Moving Image    With Live Characters (Animators)    John Randolph Bray

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